Greenskeeperwillie
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I have been using these for a year now and have great results. In the past I used GH, advanced, botanicare and a few others. These are hands down the easiest so far. Has anyone else used them?
Hurricane Hydroponics Nutrients
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budman111
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Well if you pay $150 per gallon for an extremely simple 3 part base then what a mug you are.
Greenskeeperwillie
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It’s not just another bs line check it out before you speak about something you don’t know anything about. Also you are real tuff on here. Haha
budman111
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$150 per gallon
homebrewer
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How is it easier?
Greenskeeperwillie
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There are not many products in this line. I use a 3 part base, calmag and 3 granulars. 2 of the granulars are top dress at beginning of veg and again at the beginning of flower and the 3rd granular is a bud booster. I add 1/4 strength of the bud booster starting week 3. Since the base has sulfur and plant available element I have not had to mix and match like I did in the past. I don’t even have to use a molasses anymore.
Greenskeeperwillie
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Your adding all the bases together. I know. Lol. What do you use Grow-more? In this situation I get what I pay for. These products have made it pretty easy for me to consistently harvest 2.5 lbs a light or more every month. I buy in bulk so for three months of nutrients I spend about 7k it’s well worth it for the quality and yield I get. So take your negativity somewhere else. Thanks
homebrewer
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Yeah, there is nothing 'easy' about that schedule that you have there. First of all, a good liquid plant food doesn't need cal/mag supplementation so if that line needs cal/mag then it's a shitty line. If it doesn't need it and you're adding it anyways then you've got some learning to do. It's also a myth that one's nutrients (assuming they're balanced enough to grow healthy plants) plays a role in the quality of the final product.
Greenskeeperwillie
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I agree that it is mostly genetics. Now please tell me what line has enough calmag in the base. Also what are you using?
homebrewer
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Any liquid food that already contains calcium and magnesium is likely supplying plenty of both elements. They're usually found in a 3:1 or 4:1 ratio.
In the past I've used Botanicare's Pure Blend, Aqua Flakes, GH 3 part, and DynaGro. None of them needed cal/mag supplementation. I also ran tests and additional cal and mag was not beneficial in any way.
Greenskeeperwillie
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That also has a lot to do with environmental conditions. You might not have needed it. I on the other hand do need it. Calmag is in the base of this line I also add the hurricane calmag it is 3:1 it also has 3% nitrogen. I push my rooms hard 83 degrees and 1400ppm co2 with my lights at 1150 watts. I keep my humidity higher too, until 2nd week of flower then I back it down to 60% and I drop it again last 2 weeks to 45-50.
I have some strains that grow fine with the base and others if I don’t add calmag they will show signs quickly. I have other places that run cuts from the same mom that are running low temps 75-78 that don’t have to add it like I do. I consistently yield more although their product is a little prettier but mine test higher in terps and THC. I am always learning about growing and about cannabis. Please drop so good knowledge not just trash talk.
I have some strains that grow fine with the base and others if I don’t add calmag they will show signs quickly. I have other places that run cuts from the same mom that are running low temps 75-78 that don’t have to add it like I do. I consistently yield more although their product is a little prettier but mine test higher in terps and THC. I am always learning about growing and about cannabis. Please drop so good knowledge not just trash talk.
budman111
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I use Canna A+B, 2x5L is £28 and produces to the plants max potential in a dialed envoroment, I used to use the old blurple LED and a certain red diod in flowervmade the plant hungry for calcium like crazy and would go full retard without calcium supplemented after a about week without it.
Greenskeeperwillie
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Canna is $60 per gallon where I’m at same as Hurricane.
homebrewer
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So for some reason when you're 'pushing your room' the only two elements that your plants seems to need more of is calcium and magnesium even though they're already getting some from the base? That's not making your plant food look very good.
Full disclosure here: I think you're a shill given your short time on this forum and your incessant plugs for a particular brand.
Greenskeeperwillie
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Here is my feeding schedule for week one flower. This is Milliliters
4-10-6-6
Calmag, HF1,HF2,HF3
for me this is simple I get the yield I want and it looks good enough to get 2700 per lb.
4-10-6-6
Calmag, HF1,HF2,HF3
for me this is simple I get the yield I want and it looks good enough to get 2700 per lb.
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Greenskeeperwillie
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That room has 8 different varieties. It is on the 2nd day of flush.
This is a pretty good line to feed all the strains in the room the same feed schedule and have them all pretty healthy
This is a pretty good line to feed all the strains in the room the same feed schedule and have them all pretty healthy
Greenskeeperwillie
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Y’all take care I’m out for the day
Lordhooha
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You want easy and inexpensive check out mega crop one part start to finish
Indacouch
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You've gone into multiple threads talking out your ass. Your opening posts proves you've never actually used those products and are obviously a advertising rat for the products you're trying to push. If they're so great why can't they afford to advertise......lol what a joke.
Indacouch
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Mega Crop is doing me just as good if not better than what your pretending is yours above. Oh and it's realistically priced unlike your pimps product you're trying to push for him.
@mr sunshine can you look up those pics above when you have time. I'd love to know more about em.